A guinea pig is considered an adult at 6 months.
a baby guinea pig is known as a Pup. (though never a puppy)
A guinea pig is only a baby, for about 3 months. They become sexually mature around 3 weeks, but they start to grow, and by 3 months are almost full size.
girls: 1.5lbs to 2.5 lbs boys: 2.5lbs to 3.5lbs
It depends on the gender. A female is called a sow and a male is called a boar.
It is spelled "guinea pig". You got it right! :)
A guinea pig becomes an adolescent between the ages of three to eight months, and it's considered an adult at nine months.
Guinea pig pellets are small pieces of food that guinea pigs eat. Pellets can be timothy based or alfalfa based. For an adult guinea pig a timothy based pellet is best because alfalfa includes extra protein and calcium that young (under age one) and pregnant guinea pigs need, but adult guinea pigs don't. Pellets should be available to guinea pigs at all times as they are the main part of a guinea pig's diet. Source Guinea pig owner
An Adult Male guinea pig should weigh 850g-1200g
a baby guinea pig is known as a Pup. (though never a puppy)
You can tell if a guinea pig is a boy or girl at the age of 4weeks
A male guinea pig is considered a boar.
no, guinea pigs get quite large when they get to be an adult and can be just as vicious as rats if they want to be.
A guinea pig is only a baby, for about 3 months. They become sexually mature around 3 weeks, but they start to grow, and by 3 months are almost full size.
It depends on the age and body length of the individual pig. Find a vet that is experienced in exotics (guinea pigs are one of several animals that are considered to be veterinary exotics) to see if your pig is at a healthy weight.
An Adult Male guinea pig should weigh 850g-1200g
Guinea pigs are considered seniors at age 4, sometimes their fur will gray and they become less active.
Guinea pigs can reproduce as early as about 6-8 weeks old. You want to make sure that males and females are separated early to prevent unwanted pregnancy. You should not breed a female guinea pig over 6 months of age due to a high risk of complications.